Another Ground Worker Ingested and Killed In a Jet Engine in San Antonio

Sama_El
Published on Jun 25, 2023
A second worker has died in last six months after getting sucked into a jet engine, this time Delta Flight 1111 from Los Angeles to San Antonio, an Airbus 319 late in the evening of June 23rd.

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